Summary of the Delivered Social Value:
Apprentice electrician and bricklayer on site:
Tyson hired two apprentices on the site at York Street. Providing the opportunity for young people to get valuable hands-on experience. By offering these individuals an opportunity to learn and develop within a real-world construction environment, Wigan Council and Tyson Construction are empowering them to pursue successful careers in their chosen trades.
“Meet the employer” at Wigan and Leigh College:
Participating in the “Meet the employer” event at Wigan and Leigh College is an example of what we can do to bridge the gap between the construction industry and aspiring talent. This exposure to potential career paths expands students’ horizons, empowering them to make informed decisions about their future.
Attended careers fair at Bedford High School:
By actively participating in events like this one, Tyson showcase the diverse range of career opportunities available within the sector. Events like this challenge preconceived notions and stereotypes. These events are creating a more inclusive and diverse workforce by encouraging young individuals to consider careers in construction.
“Meet the buyer” event for local suppliers:
Organising a “Meet the buyer” event specifically for local suppliers demonstrates commitment to supporting the growth and development of businesses within the community. By promoting local businesses, Wigan Council and Tyson Construction encourage entrepreneurship and job creation.
£1,000 donation to local homeless charity “Helping Support People in Need:”
The £1,000 donation made by Tyson Construction to the local homeless charity “Helping Support People in Need” has a direct and significant positive impact on individuals experiencing homelessness. This contribution aids in providing vital support, resources, and services to those in need, including shelter, food, and access to necessary healthcare.
Health and safety talks to local community groups:
This is a good example of sharing the expert knowledge that ICN users have to create social value by empowering individuals with specialised information.
Thank you to Wigan Council for providing us with this case study. We always appreciate ICN users updating us on their social value progress. Please contact us if you would like some inspiration and advice about how you can turn your pledged social value into delivered outcomes.
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Contract Value: £12,000,000